[music playing]
If there's a camera, they've already seen us.
So do you think we should just tell Rachel to pull back?
She's so determined to get her sister.
[sighs] This is not good.
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BRANDON (ON RADIO): Rachel's up by the dumpster,
looking out the back door.
[music playing]
I hope she doesn't get caught.
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BRANDON: She's up on the porch.
[music playing]
BRANDON (ON RADIO): She's going up to the door.
[sighs]
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WOMAN 1 (ON RADIO): Do you see Rachel, Brandon?
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Brandon, do you copy?
Brandon?
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BRANDON (ON RADIO): I don't have eyes on Rachel.
WOMAN 2: [sighs] Oh, my gosh.
[music playing]
If they've seen us, they'll go on lockdown.
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BRANDON (ON RADIO): She's here.
I don't see Theresa.
Looks like that door is locked.
I bet they're on lockdown.
[sighs]
BRANDON: Jeez, she has freaking her freaking boots off.
Damn, that girl's badass.
MAN: Yeah, he's making that loop.
I think they know we're here.
They got that white Ford driving around again.
BRANDON: There he is.
He's coming back-- made a U-turn.
We got to go now. Hurry.
[sighs] Do you think there's a way we
could distract them so that their eyes
are not on Brandon and Rachel?
WOMAN 2: I think we should go around.
MAN: Let's go.
Go that way.
MAN (ON RADIO): Let's light this place up.
Oh, my gosh, do you see that?
There was a light on in the tower.
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MAN: That way.
WOMAN 2 (ON RADIO): Come on, guys.
Hurry.
MAN: Let's go.
WOMAN 1: Let's go.
Let's go.
Hurry.
WOMAN 2: [inaudible]
MAN (ON RADIO): We've got a vehicle coming at us.
Just duck down.
Duck down.
I can't be seen.
That's really--
[music playing]
[horn blaring]
WOMAN 1: Another car coming.
WOMAN 2: They're trying to intimidate us.
[music playing]
MAN (ON RADIO): Hey, Jeff, I got a guy coming
up behind me kind of fast, so--
JEFF: End of the road here, take a right.
[music playing]
Keep going.
MAN (ON RADIO): We're clear.
[sighs]
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WOMAN 3: I'm really disappointed that I didn't see her.
I tried really hard.
I'm really disappointed.
Seeing Brandon and Rachel walk out of that compound,
alone, without Theresa--
I can't help but feel like we failed.
I just feel bad for Rachel, because I
know how hard that could be to try so hard and get nothing.
It's so heartbreaking for Rachel, knowing that her sister
was right there.
But she couldn't talk to her, she couldn't reach her.
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